The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-06-24
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.


Jsy last, from the effects Of sunstroke.
Mr. James Llovd, formerly of this place.
but now Of OIL city, is paying a visit to his
mother Mrs. r, J. Lloyd, of this place.
Mrs Dr. Doener. Of Cumberland, Mary
land. IS visiting her sister, Mrs. j. 4. Shoe
maker. Of this place.
Register and Recorder Finley, of Indi-
ana county. is believed to be fatally III with
blood poisoning.
Rupture instantly relieved by the use Of
tbe celebrated Fry Truss. For sale at
Davison's drug. store.
William NJ. Jones and wife, of Allie
ghcny city, former residents OF this place,
Fave been spending the past few days visit
Ipg friends.
The following persons can each receive
a letter by calling at the Ebensburg post
office. Miss Ida S.rasler, Miss Nina Nolf,
Con Morton and Messrs Stoneback Il Son.
Mrs. James White Of Indiana borough,
ard uAh" Haz'ett, a farmer and stock
raispr living two miles from Indiana, have
eoped.
Tile rear end Of the last car OF Johnstown
Accommodation was badly mashed by being
run into by loaded freight ear at East
CouemauGh last Friday morning.
The Commissioners will offer at public
sale. on lot at the Jail, on Tuesday. June
2sth, a. 1 O'Clock, p. m, from 400 to GOO feet
Of sewer pipe
Mr.. Lewis 7. McSreen, of Philadelphia,
eldest son Of MT Thomas McBreen. OF this
place. with two OF his children are on visit
10 the paterual roof.
on Thursday Of last week seven men
we're brought to jail from East Conemaugh.
having been arrested for jumping trains on
the railroad.
-.EN.Prothouotary O'Donnen and wife,
Geo NJ Riddle and Dr. Murphy. Of Loretto,
spent few hours in this place on Sunday
afternoon,
Miss Sadie McSeelfs, of Johnstown,
who has been visiting Misses Annie and Lou
Wit OF st. Augustine, for the past few
weeks returned home on Monday last.
Charles LeIdy aged 16 years, miner in
the coliery OF Sweet * Brown on Slx-Mile
Run, IN Huntingdon county, was struck by
fall % coal and slate on FRIDAY last, and
instantly killed.
AT game ~ base ball played at VIII
more on Saturday last between the Jefferson
club of that place and the Stars OF South
Fork, the latter club was defeated by
score Of fifteen to twelve.
Mr.. J. d. Anderson will sell large lot
OF personal property at his residence In
Jackson township. at samuel BralIier's new
saw mill, on Thursday June SOth. 1887, at
one O'Clock 2. NJ.
The select concert which was given on
last Friday evening in the Opera House in
this place, VIII he repeated at Recreation
Hall 81. Francis College, Loretto, on Mon
day evening June 27th, for the benefit Of
the Lorettu Comet Band,
MIR David Brawley, father Of Mrs Judge
Johnston, OF this place, accompauied by his
wife, drove overland from hts home in West
moreland county tn this place, one day last
week and they have been spending the time
since visiting friends.
Friday nights storm assumed the nature
Of a hurricane in Manor and Hempheld
townships, Lancaster county. Barns and
tobacco sheds were blown down and scatter
Ell great distance hundreds Of trees were
uprootpd and grain fields leveled a mum
Der Of cattle were killed bv lightning. but
DO more serious casualties are reported.
Martin Fix. OF MIuersvIlle, aged about
fifteen years, was Instantly Kiled in the new
rail mill At Johnstown, on Thursday of last
week II Is supposed that while playing
around the mill he accidentally fell against
a rapidly revolving belt wheel and that his
head was caught between the wheel and the
belt No one witnessed :he accident and
the boy was dead when found.
At two O'Clock this (Thursday) after
noon the closing exercises OF Mt. Gallitzln
seminary will take place in the school room
at ths Convent in this place, and from the
programme prepared, we have no doubt
they will be hIeh,y entertaining to all in
attendance We acknowledge the receipt
o. an invitation but owing to the demand
for our presence az the Office on publication
day, we are sorry we can not be there.
The sixth annual term Of the Ebensbu-g
Normal school will close on Thursday.
June aO,h. The closing exercises VIII be
held tn the Opera House on Thur Ny eve
Ming The program will consist oi -ecita-
t.uus essays, ora'Ious and music. The
'Cour'ship OF Miles Standish" will be given
dramatiz-d form. Miss Moote will give
several Of her best selections at the close Of
the exercises. On Friday the school vii!
picnic at HoEue's grove
Alex. Foster, (formerly Of this place,)
OF 'he Foster House, and Patrick Mack,
la5orer were both taken before the Mayor,
Friday evening last foe fighting on the
street Foster was fined -, which he paid
and was discharged. Mack was committed
20 tha lock ur in default OF s. fine and sub
'equeutly transferred 10 jail on a charge OF
assault and battery and resisting an officer,
Preferred by policeman Scheflier. - WeStm0rc.
land Democrat
u G.. Lloyd, OF EbensbuTg Augus-in
Cmyer, Of Susquebanna township; Vincent
ie,g, Of Carroll township Samuel Patter-
son, Of Barr township; r. w. Cuttings.
Edward Owens and Griffith J. Jones, Of
Cambria township George d. Pringle, of
Summerhil township John Wright, OF
WNmore George Sharp, Of Allegheny
township, and Charles Cover and David
Hamilton, Of Johnstown, are all candidates
Tor the nomination for County Commissioner
on the Republican ticket
Two boys aged l3 and II years, respect
iyely. sons Of Peter Murphy, living in Brush
valley township. Indiana county, were
drowned IN Yellow Creek, Saturday, June
L about T. NJ The boys had gone hshing /.
and promised 20 return at a certain hour, I
but failing 20 return. search was made FOR ,
them. Their clothes were found on the I
bank % the creek. The search was kept up .